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Book DemoHow to Upload Radio Shows to Mixcloud
Integrate your station and upload your radio shows to Mixcloud to instantly publish your live DJ mixes.
Here at Radio.co we’ve been integrated with Mixcloud since 2018, enabling our radio stations to publish their radio shows and mixes to the platform in a few simple steps. And giving your listeners the option for on-demand listening.
Key Takeaways
- What it is: An integration that publishes your Radio.co recordings directly to Mixcloud, giving listeners on-demand access to past shows.
- What plan you need: Standard or higher - not available on Lite.
- How it works: Connect your Mixcloud account under Settings > Integrations, then publish any recording via Media > Recordings or Tracks using the "Publish to Mixcloud" action.
- Bonus for Mixcloud Pro users: Host Tagging lets you tag up to two collaborators per upload, so a show appears on both the station's and each host's individual Mixcloud profile.
What is Mixcloud?
Mixcloud is a very popular platform for discovering and sharing new DJ mixes and recorded radio shows, live events and podcasts.

You can get Mixcloud on iOS, Android, Apple CarPlay, tvOS and the web, so it really opens up a lot of different ways listeners can take in your content.
The New Host Tagging Feature
As of October 2024, Mixcould's Host Tagging feature is now available with this integration for users with a Mixcloud Pro account.
The Host Tagging feature on Mixcloud allows a radio station to upload a DJ mix or show to multiple accounts simultaneously by tagging relevant hosts or DJs. Once hosts and DJs join a radio station's Mixcloud community, they can be tagged in uploads, making the content appear on both their individual accounts and the station's.
This feature also adds a 'Hosts' tab to the station's profile, eliminating the need for manual playlists and improving content discoverability, as listeners can search for shows by the involved DJs, producers, or hosts. Here's how it looks...
